Fix all in project
Applies autofixes for every fixable finding across the whole project, starting from the Structure form.
Read this when you want every auto-fixable finding in the whole project resolved in one action. Open the Structure form, right-click a node and choose Fix all in project; it is not on the main menu and runs lint-all with the fix flags.
How to run it
Full flag list: lint-all in the CLI reference.
Flags
| Flag | Argument | Meaning | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
--db | <file.sqlite> | ||
--project | <.dproj> | ||
--rule | <id> | ||
--disable | |||
--output | <report.txt> | ||
--json | |||
--quiet | suppress per-file progress lines written to stderr | ||
--lint-third-party | |||
--no-preprocess | |||
--fix | |||
--fix-naming | |||
--apply |
Where to click
- Right-click in the Structure form: Fix all in project
Pitfalls
- lint
<file>is a strict SUBSET: project-wide rules can only fire in lint-all.
Details
Applies autofixes for every fixable finding across the whole project, starting from the Structure form. Reach for it when you want a project-wide sweep of autofixes in one action instead of fixing unit by unit.
Reaching it in the IDE
This is a RIGHT-CLICK action, not a main-menu item. Menu path: "Structure form (right-click a tree node)".
**The Structure form's right-click menu is the only place autofix ("Fix it", "Fix all in unit", "Fix all in project") is reachable in the IDE** -- there is no main drag-lint menu item for it.
To reach it: open the Structure form first (drag-lint > Show Structure), then right-click a tree node and choose "Fix all in project".
Running it from the CLI
The menu item runs lint-all with the autofix flags across the whole
indexed project:
drag-lint lint-all --db <project.sqlite> --fix --applyWithout --apply the command is a DRY RUN. Dry-run first -- this one can
rewrite many files at once.
Known limitation, from the plugin source: after a project-wide fix only the CURRENT file's editor buffer is reloaded. Other edited files stay stale in their open editor buffers until you re-open them.
What it needs
The --db flag is optional -- drag-lint auto-resolves the project's index
when it is omitted. But lint-all does read an index, so one must exist.
The project's DB lives at <project folder>\_D-RAG\<project file>.sqlite;
run drag-lint resolve-dbs --project <X.dproj> if you are unsure which
one.
Example
Dry run:
drag-lint lint-all --db C:\Projects\MyApp\_D-RAG\MyApp.sqlite --fixApply for real:
drag-lint lint-all --db C:\Projects\MyApp\_D-RAG\MyApp.sqlite --fix --apply